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Old 12-13-2002, 01:04 AM   #1
jeffbo
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I've got an '87 Caprice with a 305, and my 89 1500 4x4 to get me around if we really have heavy snow, like 2 years ago. My dad had to plow our driveway out with his D7 Cat Bulldozer. Meanwhile my '72 was parked outside, COMPLETELY buried in a snow bank. Couldn't even see the antenna. I didn't see the truck again for 2 1/2 months. But she started right up, no problem.
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'72 C-10 LWB Highlander, A/C, tilt TH350 w/ B&M shift kit, 327LJ bored .040", cast flattops, forged crank, L31 Vortecs, 9.25:1 CR, Comp conical valvesprings, Crane Energizer single pattern 216/.454", Professional Products Power Plus Crosswind intake, Edelbrock #1406 600cfm, HEI, dual exhaust, open 3.08 12bolt
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